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Articles in March, 2002 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• Commodities forecast to boom.
• Price stall on farming - Minerals to take over.
• Click go the shares with wool interest.
• Investment boom imminent on marked spending surge.
• Alcohol spend.
• Budget hit list targets big spenders.
• Victoria to lift industry with 15-year growth plan.
• Budget plan targets disabled.
• Turnaround for mining and energy exploration.
• Has our cup runneth over?
• Recovery tipped for Japanese firms.
• Call centres hang on for recovery in US.
• Colorado forecasts another strong year.
• Austereo punished by $30 million slide.
• A duo of dunces.
• Sunland begins share selldown.
• News to take a $3.8bn hit.
• Now, will investment do the business?
• ABARE figures under scrutiny.
• Race on to sell Sydney Airport by Budget time.
• Confidence hits two-year peak.
• States see red with GST take tipped to fall to $900m.
• IOOF's funds focus could lead to sale of health arm.
• A strong opening for pool estimates.
• Austereo toppled from its perch.
• $73.3m in grants.
• Spending on roads to grow 20pc.
• Road spending to reach a higher plane.
• Investors ignore AurionGold.
• Victoria backs venture-capital programs.
• Slowdown, stronger dollar to bite into rural returns.
• Retail therapy lifts economy.
• Group seeks $380m for jobless plan.
• ATO in dark on black economy.
• Over Fifties enters the share lists at a modest premium.
• die in suicide bombing.
• Newmont to pick up social skills from Normandy.
• Outback museum tipped to draw 50,000 visitors a year.
• Opportunities down the rural capital drain.
• Solid as The Rock.
• I want my iTV.
• Samsung's golden touch.
• Finally GM is looking good.
• Customer relationship management: a brief history, and a big mystery.
• Online begins to pay.
• Wrapping up aggregation accounts.
• % of businesses break copyright law.
• Beware lazy lawyers.
• What Australian fund managers say.
• Growth prospects in transit.
• Trend trader.
• Banking out on a limb.
• Cyclical stocks, resources to lead next share run.
• So you failed... so what?
• Small shareholders fed crumbs.
• WA stocks outstrip all ordinaries.
• Using redraw facilities.
• Labor bid to curb petrol prices.
• National rules will trigger research exodus: Lawyer.
• Marscay's final bow.
• Terms of guarantee broken.
• Insurance premium pain.
• MP in row over lobby.
• Sharing the spoils.
• No usury please, we're bankers.
• Telcos' mobile takings per head tumble.
• Coles plan no "walk in the park".
• Bias fears in Kwinana survey.
• Press body clears West.
• Fuel cost steady and likely to fall.
• African Union launch focal point of talk.
• Sydney Gas in box seat.
• Geologists at Alice seminar.
• Who holds the power.
• Empty nests keep being filled again.
• Court told Theophanus sought sexual favours.
• STC sees Golden days ahead.
• Adsteam extends barge line.
• States move on salinity program.
• Hospital audit to listen out for patients.

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